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Ruru Maria Ngaiwikau Tapsell was born in 1890.¹ She died in 1953, at age ~63.¹

Phillip Hutchinson was born about 1835.

Died young.

Daniel Farrow was born about 1790.

Married an "Ann" ? CC. Daniel Farrow was a flax trader, Tauranga in 1829.¹ He was a boatman in Auckland in 1851.

Ann Phillips was born in 1800 died aged 82.¹ She and James Farrow were married in 1861.² She died on 20 June 1882, at age ~82.¹ She was buried in 1882 in Symonds St., AUCK, NZ.²

Peter Flower was born about 1740 in Guernsey.^1,2 He died in 1769 in drowned at sea Cape Horn.^1,2

Sailor with COOK but didn't get as far as NZ. BB. Peter Flower was a seaman in 1769.¹

Alexander Buchan was born about 1740 in Eng?^1,2 He died in 1769 in Tahiti died before arriving NZ BB.^1,2

Alexander Buchan was a landscape and figure artist with BANKS on COOK's first voyage in 1769.^1,2

Samuel Gibson was born about 1740 in Eng?¹ He died on 1 October 1780 in ENG.¹

Deserted at Tahiti on 1st voyage , captured. Also on 2nd and 3rd voyages. BB. Samuel Gibson was a seaman on COOK's voyages in 1769.¹

Winston Ropata MacDONALD was born on 23 January 1941 in Porangahau, HBY, NZL. He died on 10 April 1993, at age 52, in Wellington, WLG, NZL. He was buried in Taita Cemetery, Lower Hutt, WLG, NZL.

Robert Kereopa MacDONALD was born on 2 April 1922 in Levin or Wairau, NZL. He and Ida Ngaraimata Waikawhia Tutaki were married on 3 September 1939 in Porangahau, HBY, NZL.¹ He died on 6 August 2000, at age 78, in Napier, HBY, NZL. He was buried in Porangahau, HBY, NZL.

Robert Kereopa MacDONALD had person sources.¹

Ida Ngaraimata Waikawhia Tutaki was born on 21 November 1921 in Koputaroa, MWT, NZL. She and Robert Kereopa MacDONALD were married on 3 September 1939 in Porangahau, HBY, NZL.¹ She died on 10 March 1977, at age 55, in NZL.

Ida Ngaraimata Waikawhia Tutaki had person sources.¹

George Te Toki (Makitanara) MacDONALD was born on 4 June 1884 in Havelock, MBH, NZL. He and Barbara Teresa Hope Dawson were married about 1908 in Blenheim, MBH, NZL. He died on 15 November 1946, at age 62, in Blenheim, MBH, NZL.

Barbara Teresa Hope Dawson was born on 1 August 1894 in Bulls, WAN, NZL. She and George Te Toki (Makitanara) MacDONALD were married about 1908 in Blenheim, MBH, NZL. She died on 29 May 1950, at age 55, in Grovetown, MBH, NZL.

George Dawson was born about 1825. He and Emma Catherine Gray were married in 1871 in Otaki, NZ, Year 1871
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Spouse DAWSON.^1,2

George Dawson was a soldier 65th regt in 1870.¹

Emma Catherine Gray was born in 1853 in Karori, Wellingoin, NZ.¹ She and George Dawson were married in 1871 in Otaki, NZ, Year 1871
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Spouse DAWSON.^1,2 She died in 1933, at age ~80, in Wanganui, NZ.¹

PPA OBITUARY.
Otaki Mail, 27 January 1933, Page 2
MRS. E. C. DAWSON. The death occurred in the Wanganui Hospital last Thursday of Mrs. Emma Catherine Dawson, aged *O years, one of New Zealand's pioneers and a person greatly revered by the native race.
Born at Karori in 1853, the late Mrs. Dawson resided there with her parents for some time-until they removed to Otaki, where they were granted a free license and conducted under canvas tho first licensed house in that district. Mrs. Dawson was married at Otaki in 1871 by the late Rev. James McWilliams and lived for a time in her parents' accommodation house in that town. Her husband came out to New Zealand with _ the (65th Regimcnt of Foot and saw active service in tthe Maori War under Major Kemp, but not long after the marriage Mr. and Mrs Dawson shifted to Ohau, where they conducted a hotel at the mouth of the Ohau River, the remains of the building still being in evidence to-day. They lost al' their money in that venture, however, and then moved on to Bulls, where Mr. Dawson returned to his trade, that, of, rope-making. He resided there until his death and most of Œthe family were born at Bulls. The late Mrs. Dawson remained in residence at Bulls for over fifty years, only of late years removing to Wanganui. ' The funeral took place at Wanganui on Sunday, the Rev. Williams being the officiating minister. The remains were laid to rest in the old cemetery alongside those of her late husband, and the service was read half in Maori and half in English. The pall-bearers were six well-known Wanganui Maoris, who specially requested- that they should be permitted to carry the casket in token of the high respect in which she had'been held by members of lite native race.
Messrs Charles, Manawatu Heads John and Fred, Wanganui: Sam. Mor Wnsvillo; and Octovjus, Foxton, an sons of deceased, and the daughters are Mesdames F. Gardes, Auckland; 8. Steer. Te Puke; E. Stegman, Brisbane; Geo. Terry, Wanganui; Preston, Marton; .and McDonald, Spring. Crock. Papers in the possession of the late Mrs. Dawson at the time of Iter death give-an account of the death'of her mother at Otaki and show that she came to New Zealand in the ship Clifton, landing at what was then known as "Port Nick." (Port Nicholson, Wellington) in 1842. She was in the first Maori war at Port Nicholson. Her first husband was a volunteer in the militia and fought against the chief, Rangihacta, between Hutt and Paremata. He afterward resided at Otaki in 1554 and died there in 3±fi9. The late Mrs. Kirk's funeral was the largest that had been hold in Otaki at the time of her death.

George Te Oti (Makitanara) MacDONALD was born on 31 January 1852 in Wairau Valley, MBH, NZL. He and Rina Puhipuhi Meihana were married about 1880 in NZL. He died on 2 October 1916, at age 64. He was buried on 16 October 1916.

Rina Puhipuhi Meihana and George Te Oti (Makitanara) MacDONALD were married about 1880 in NZL.

Http://www.dnzb.govt.nz/dnzb/. Rina Puhipuhi Meihana had person sources.¹